St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, November 07, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSCAPPOOSE Attend the entertainment In the school Friday evening. Mr. Carl Kil worth has arrived from Iowa and joined hta wife here. Dan Mitchell has rented the Rob McKay ranch. Fred Armstrong, one of our re turned soldiers, and his father spent a few days in Scappoose. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett entertained with a Hallowe'en party at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Prescata are building a small bungalow on their property adjoining Victor Johnson's. Mrs. Edgar Stevens is improving nlctly and is expected home from the iiospittl this wea. Mr. and Mrs. James Pomeroy ara home from their trip to Chicago and other eastern points. Mrs. John Anderson has returned from Kallspel, Montana. Mr. Ander son will come later. E. R. Rummerlck of Portland, has purchased Gus Zlesttnan's place in ! South Scappoose. Mrs. Albert Johnson Is home from a trip to O. A. C. to visit Gladys and i Loren. She also stopped and saw Mrs. Blatchford in Salem. j Frank Marek and his French bride arrived in Scappoose Wednesday. He ! has just been discharged from the service. We welcome them home. The Red Cross annual member-' ship drive, under the direction of the ' president, Mrs. W. C. Cambell, started Thursday morning. It is the aim to nnisn tne drive Thursday if possible. Leopold Mlick has sold his prop erty to Mr. John Marek of Texas Mr. Marek comes highly recommend ed and will be cn addition to the community. Kev. McClure, Mrs. McClure, and Mrs. Price represented the local church at the state association of Congregational churches at Oregon City, going Tuesday morning. The advance sale of season tickets lor the Chautauqua opening Monday. November 10th. promises a good at tendance and is very encouraging to ... r-vwuics ol me enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Hnlinnrf il Scappoose Thursday. Mr. Holland 111 9oId hU d8lry and rented tnt 400 acre f;,rra of Swan Benson at & ?.nd " goiDg 10 ra,8e raln The Hallowe'en social was the most successful social held for many u Pn?very hand the Question Is asked, What will the Endeavor's give us next? Community Church Geo V Mc f . lure pastor. Sunday School. 10:16 Morning Worship, 11:15; Christian -Endeavor, 7 o'clock; Evening Serv ice, 7:30. Sermon by the pastor. Mr. CihlllpP nhr. . . , " naa severely lacerated by a bull lest week. Is Im proving. Cibulec and his son were! ,or game when a bull be- EVlS'i0 MJ"- Rickert. ""I Parted for the boy, but the boy managed to disappear in the brush on the road FARMERS We are about to order a car of STUMPING POWDER Notify the Secretary of the WARREN CO-OP. WAREHOUSE AS'SN. as soon as possible if you want some. Phone 101 F4 We have on hand Oil Meal. Alfalfa Meal, Stock Mo lasses. Mill Run, Flour all at our prices Instinct or Intelligence To hoard, store, accumulate is a primitive instinct obeyed by the wild creatures. Nature endowed man her favorite animal with so many superior qualities that they sometimes crowd out the THK1FT gift. The squirrel saves instinctively, involuntarily. Sarliig with mankind becomes an act of WILL. ' To cultivate the Saving WILL develops the Spending WON'T We pay interest on Saving Deposits. Start a Savings Ac count at our Bank TODAY. The First National Bank of Scappoose Capital, $25,000 U.- S. Depository SINCLAIR WILSON, President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President ' EDWARD E. WIST. Cashier side. The bull then attack Mr. Cibulec, gorged him badly in the thigh and shoulder. The son ran for help and the bull was finally driven off. Mr. Cibulec was in a bad con dition and taken to tho hospital. The First National Bank of Scap poose has just completed the instal lation of the latest bookkeeping ma chine made- by the Elliott-Fisher Co , of Harrisburg, Pa. This machine al ready demonstrates the wonderful progress being made In a mechanical way for the handling of office work. The machine posts the customer's statement, the ledger and makes the auditor's check and deposit journol al at one operation. Cashier Wist states that this machine will make it possible to render a much better serv ice to its patrons through the adop tion of this modern accounting sys tem, and that this is only one of the many things the management of the bank Is introducing into the opera tion of the bank to insure prompt, accurate and dependable service to the community. WARREN Mrs. V. H. Daugherty has moved to Portland where Victor Is employed. Miss Eleanor Larson Is taking a business course r.t a Portland col lege. A. L. Morris transaoted business In Portland Thursday in the interest of the Warren Cooperative Ware house association. . Mr. and Mrs. Irvine of Seattle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbell. The- visitors are life long friends of the Tarbell family from the state of Maine. The death of Mrs. Tarbell of Yankton, was felt very much In this section. Mrs. Tarbell was universallly known and thoroughly beloved in Warren. Her death removes one of the old pioneers of Columbia county. C. J. Larson and daughter. Miss Anna, leave in a few days for a trip of a year during which time they will visit California and some of the eastern states, as well as a trip to Europe. The Hammerback brotheru have taken charge of the Larson farm. Peter Loomls, Jr., wns the recipi ent of a surprise psrty on Hallow e'en evening, by his many boy friends and a jolly good time w.-.s had by all. Porter was the host and acted the pr.rt to completion. The directors of the warehouse association met on Tuesday evening and final steps were taken toward the erection of the building. A. L. Morris was appointed superintendent of construction and work will be be gun at once. The church Is being used now as a warehouse and Is crowded to capacity. No more universal gathering was ever held for a welcoming reception to returned boys and girls than took I'laco Wednesday evening. Everybody was there. Talks of welcome were St. kELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1919 made bv K. F. Lr.rscn, Klmer luhl gren, A. J. IlollinRsworth. A H. Tar boll. C. J. Larson and A. L. Morris, l'ntrlotlo songs and music ?.nd re freshments was the order. The guests were Harold Carlson, who spent 18 months in Siberia; K. F. Duncan, who was nearly two yours in the navy and MImh Muhr, who was a nurse in eastern hospitals during the war. Every one gave the glad hand of fellowship and welcomed the'guests home In a spirit long In be remembered. VERNONIA Mrs. Ed Webster wont to Portland Friday and returned Mondi'.y. Miss Surah linker has boon ill for i.onio time with tonsilitls and has been unable to uttend school. Mrs. Cleo Mnlaby of Colorado. Is now visiting hor mother, Mrs. Ued mond In Vernonin. Mr. Herbert Counts has been ab sent from school for some time be cause his home Is quarantined. The junior class of the I'uion high. Vernonia, have adopted as their class colors, royal blue and white and ns their class mascot, "Lucky Pogs." The high school English teacher. Miss Davis of Portland, wis not notified in time for her to be at school Monday or Tuesday. The basket sochl rt Pleasant Hill Mch was to be given on Hallowe'en was postponed Indefinitely on ac mint of the epidemic. Miss Hazel Maltnsten, who was elected ss one of (he contestants In the subscription campaign for th. Mist, Is very enthusiastically at work and is having very fair sueross H. C. Clarke of Vernonia died of creeping paralysis, October SOtli. He leaves a wife and three foster sons to mourn his death. Mrs. Clarke came home from school and did everything that kind and lovln bunds could do. His body was lit tered in the Vernonia cemetery. The high school rid Momentary schools wore closed List Thursday, hut the high school was reopened o" Monday r.nd the element.- ry Wcdnea day. The school wes rinsed on ac count of the scarlet fever epidemic, but the ones who worn 111 have been rrpldly recovering ard the. health of ficer thinks that enough time has elr.psod for r.U students exposed to cither have It or bo out of dancer. YANKTON The scholars of the Yankton school gave an Interesting program at 3 o' clock Hallowe'en day. Mrs. R. Karth and little son spent uie week enil with friends In Port land Mrs. Delmnr Maslon ram. ,i..,. firm Portland to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Tiirliell Mr. George Shlnn of St. Helens. Is laving some clearing done on his Yankton ranch. There will he services at Un church Suday at 10:30 o'clock a ni by Rev. n. M. Higbee of St. Helens' Mrs. Minnie Peterson attended the Pomona Grange at Clntskanle Satur day and reports a very Interesting meeting of the grangers. Mrs. Oliver Sanford, who bus been quite ill at the home of her sister Mrs. C. 8wygert, Is slowly recover ing. Mrs. Emma Tarbell. devoted wife of G. L. Tarbell, passed away on Sat urday, November 1st. Deceased was born In Dayton. Maine. March -, 1856. She was united In marrlnge'to Mr. Tarbell May 10. 1876. Surviving her are her husband arid five chil dren. Mrs. Iris Wolfe of Aberdeen Washington; Mrs. Cora Wells of Col ton, Oregon; Mrs. Iva Porter of Tilla mook: Guy and Ray Tarbell f lankton: and twelvo irin,i..i.ii.i end three great grandchildren Mr "nd Mrs. Tarh-ll came from Main to Oregon I 1S92 and settled Yankton on the farm where they have since made their home Funeral pervlces were held Mond.-'y after noon Rev. A. 8. Hisey officiating and the interment was In the Yankton cemetery. Deceased hr.d mrny friends n Yankton end throughout tho conn: ty who Join In sorrow r.nd sympathy for tho bereaved family. BACHELOR FLAT Miss Conlogue spent Saturday wit!, friends in West St. Helens Mrs Guy Llllleh went to Tlalnlor Saturday and spent the day with her mother. Mi-a kwi. ' 11 "' r tnrWI!.l,m ""rtrif motored to Portland Tuesday and spent the dav shopping. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. nurlthead and fanilly spent Sunday nt tho H F LaRaro home In St. Helens. The teacher and pupils of the school gave the parents of the com munity a delightful surprise w". Friday afternoon when In answer to the invitations signed "Spirits and Ohosts, they congregated on the porch. As they entered they w" kinds of games and pranks In keen Ing with Hallowe'en were pl"yed a short program was prepared All present enjoyed themselves ' very much. '' Mr. and Mrs. A. J Holllni-Bwrit, entertained the W.l.am J ...,wuv imii; guests motored down from Pnriinn.t .... ""l.ur" 8:30. .h.VL" "r.""'"rr,v? ft"01" rriw. . - "Pi;r on 1 10 farm fl he evening following was spout in P aying games and drinking " '? The house was beautifully decora H In the regular Hallowe'en colors a inlnty buffet luncheon wrs served sfter which all started for l Z MIST The Mist school now hna ;.n..,puwl,h-01Jr,r. Mrfl. T .a rann n .1 -1 . Mr U M''lls ma''" " ,,'1, lltrkonfeld Wednesday after lumber to build his new gmugo and put In n ,.- water and lee!r!c light syst The pupils of Mt seliool enjoyed a imrtv Hallowe'en ..flernooii. After j a successful "peanut hunt in") sport tno .nioroooii g; roes. I'lianksg'.vlng a community dinner will be held III the old K.'hool IioUi.iv Kverv olio Is Invited to lie present. The ladles of the neighborhood will furnish tho dinner. A program wilt be given at 1 0 : :t 0 . ifter which din ner will bo served. Miss KlUahelll Molls and Mrs Knowles are on the entertainment comiiill ten and Miss llrldgham wlil take charge of the do coral Ing. FOR SALE For Sale 1 Malleable Sled Itunge. I Kimball Tailor Orgim. 1 l arge Library Table 1 Hound Center Table. 1 Small Healer. 2 Itockeis Chairs. Jars and Canned Krult F. M llencliire, 1 hone 102-K-2 Warnn, Oregon 4 7 4S :t For S".lo Small p! .: ', t! week.: old. Chester Whites a:i. Horor Paul C. Adams, I'lione 10rFI.'. Warren. Ore ,o;i. 47 For Sale Northern Spy Apples and fresh apple cider J M. Murk head. Warren. Phone 1 0 S K 1 4 4'i-4C For Sale Keglstered Poland , China I'lgs J M llurkhoad. War len, Phono I04F14. 4 T.-4 M ; You want your wood sawed before tlio rainy season starts (I ?5 for slab wood; $100 for rord wood plain your order now unit have your winter supply In. Cord wood fur sale. W. K llllierson, llox :. St Helens i'lt For Sale-Or w ill triido for row i er heifer, one buy inure, nine year . old, broke, lo drive. Inquire i i Hester, Srappoose, It. It. No. 1, Ho ,21- I 'lean up SosV-llred Hows an I i gills, open gilts, weatilliig sow and 1 boar pigs, shoat pigs ,'or Pork, a good young service boar, all kinds of pigs ; gin In a clean up sale during the , month of November, at reduced' i prices. Come before tho Pacific In i leniai ioni'l Show opens November i 17th This Is a HiMir.i I.. i,iri . ! pure broil herd at low cost. Oregon , llerksbiro Co., Warren. 47 For Sale Ford t.lnimiulni ,.r.. llciilly new and In first class condl tlou J K. Ilamsey, "St. liel-ns Ore. gon. ' 4U f For Sal. liiiuil rows. W. iT Faxon, St. Helens. Oregon Il'if For Sale Forty acres, cleared and highly Improved Just opp.ir.lie my place op. Wurre-i :;t. Helen I n.id Call ut Columbia County Hank or phone 102-F-15. Sherman M. Miles 31 tf For S:le- 9t7 Kor, r:ir , couilltlon. Phone 104FX or write to O. W. Tucker, Warren. Ore. 4 4.4j .Sacrifice Sale dm, 1919 ciiovTo. l-t touring ear In ece,., r,(ltoi. as been used only ilemonstralor rour new tires. A big bargain Olio Ford hup iiiu.,,ii. .'.1,1 i-rnutn 'd and In first class shape. Tires nr.. ."".. iiei.iiH.uao M.nor Co. St 4 ".If For Sub. Five K,)((1 Rr.lll(, , HltMtl PflU'U tl'tll r . . week. Tho'roughhred O I TZJ "regon. 46-47 truer :;"'!. -Tnm Ford , '' ,.' "y ,",H r 200 .1. n . . .. ",.'m:lM"- W. I). (ir '" ""'" 4li-4 It. You Can't Buy Better Bread than RAMSEY'S 10 Cents the Loaf AH our Bakery Products are good Made of good material a"'l in a sanitary bakery Ice Cream Candy Hot and Cold Drinks RAMSEY'S St- Helens, Oregon ! One year old Chester White brood sow for sain. Is In good order and ' u'lilirlia u ho nt 300 Ilia. Una Hkiial. Warren, Oregon. I'lionc No. 10&F25. 47-48-lt For Sale A one-mail slump puller In first clii condition. Will soil at a bargain 8. L. Duller, 81. Helens, Oregon. 4S-47-II WANTED Wanted To buy good fresh nillk cow. Mixed llolMtelu and Jersey. Must give over five gallons milk par day rotor imtnls, llox .601, Bt. Helens. 48-47-21 FOR RENT Tor l.'ciit tlood pasture. Cedar or fir post for sale and fall send out t'or sale. John Josnphson, Warren, Oregon. 38tf For Kent To responsible parties, a home nt the fair grounds, In elud ing privilege of keeping row and chickens; tmrn room; plure for auto, etc. Apply lo J. W. Allen, Sec retary of Fair Hoard, 1 I Make u 11D rtriiiuiiuiiL S8p Gitts They are appreciated and always in good taste Our Christmas Goods are now arrivinK. If you will make your selection jci we will put it away for you to be delivered at a btcidat if you ''desire, and you will be sure of getting whatn u.mt wit limit w.iitintv frtr )i 1-ot .1 VON A. GRAY The Reliable Jeweler . St. Heltni, Onji MKNS CLOTHING AND I-URNISHINGS STYLE-SERVICE The seieetioti of your clothing limt ns Important l , your hank. . t Vu cunnot afford to ho liidlfforeiilwhenyuu tletM IP , them, 1 When you pnrchuso anything at this store you eMmim11'11' lo the . t STYLE - SERVICE QUAU1, We nssiime thut resuonsllillltjr for you. , There Is noihlng t'lmt bourn our luhel that '"' not "11 j severe lest, 1 Vou need have no fear, your money cheerfully refw'"' ""j ""I satisfied. i j 'ur Blore , ,)rl) ful) of jopomiuLio new full thing r rnun wears. i.:"..":1:"' for mi,,. l.riU,,.,'hfc' vnrclnuiel p "J V? Kim. KewnrdT. KlvTHTn-' u55?,t d Ubni, .rrl.l t. Tlped. ,,,, IZS "ujimu. Uiamberiu!,,.. T ' , Ml to ,h - H rrh package. Thes,& nuiVrt the hnwHt h-. 1 I www... wa iusi uijr lusn. QUAU ' ... ...iiiinii"- COME IF ONLY TO LOOK vlsltlne fr. ,". :"; 111 (rn 're Tll. T " ",,Hl l" S Week 0 'DICK FOR DUDS" St. Helen